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This Is The Story, The 70's Albums, Vol. 1: 1970-1973 The Jean Terrell Years

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This Is The Story, The 70's Albums, Vol. 1: 1970-1973 The Jean Terrell Years --- 2006-12-01

Right On album information page (pg. 19) Arrangers: H.B. Barnum, Jerry Long, Wade Marcus, David Van DePitte, Jimmy Roach, Paul Riser, Henry Cosby Album Design: Jim Ladwig-Okamoto/London Studios Photo Credit: Frank Dandridge Packaging/Album Graphics Inc., Patent Pending Issued as Motown MS-705, April 1970; #25 Pop, #4 R&B Singles issued from the album: Up The Ladder To The Roof B/W When Are You Coming Back, Motown 1162, February 1970; #10 Pop, #5 R&B, #6 U.K. Everybody's Got The Right To Love B/W But I Love You More, Motown 1167, July 1970; #21 Pop, #11 R&B ______________________________________ New Ways But Love Stays album information page (pg. 23) All songs Produced by Frank Wilson, except as noted. Album Produced by Frank Wilson Photography: Larry Raphael Album Design: CRAIGBRAUNINC. Issued as Motown MS-720, October 1970; #68 Pop, #12 R&B Single issued from the album: Stoned Love B/W Shine On Me, Motown 1172, October 1970; #7 Pop, #1 R&B, #3 U.K. ______________________________________ Touch album information page (pg. 27) Produced by Frank Wilson Arranged by Jerry Long and David Van DePitte Original vinyl LP Mastering Engineer: Russ Terrana Original LP jacket Designed by The Art Spectrum, Inc. Photography: Harry Langdon Clothing: Michael Nicola Issued as Motown MS-737, June 1971; #85 Pop, #8 R&B Singles issued from the album: Nathan Jones B/W Happy (Is A Bumpy Road), Motown 1182, April 1971; #16 Pop, #8 R&B, #5 U.K. Touch B/W It's Hard For Me To Say Goodbye, Motown 1190, September 1971; #71 Pop This Is The Story later issued as the B-side of Floy Joy, Motown 1195, December 1971 ______________________________________ The 'Promises Kept' Sessions information page (pg. 31) Tracks [2.]11-[2.]23 previously unreleased Possibly slated for inclusion on scheduled release Motown M-746L, December 1971 ______________________________________ Floy Joy album information page (pg. 34 & 35) Thanks to: Jack Ashford, Marlene Barrow, Jack Brokensha, Eddie Brown, Dennis Coffey, Louvain Demps, Johnny Griffith, Jackie Hicks, James Jamerson, Zachary Slater, Andrew Smith, Marv Tarplin, Earl Van Dyke, Robert White, and Eddie Willis. PRODUCED BY "SMOKEY" Recording Engineers: Cal Harris, Nat Jannings, Steve Smith Original vinyl LP Mastering Engineer: Russ Terrana Arranged by Paul Riser Executive Producer - Berry Gordy Fashions from Gazebo Photography - Jim Britt All tunes published by Jobete Music Company, Inc. ASCAP Issued as Motown M-751L, May 1972; #54 Pop, #12 R&B Singles issued from the album: Floy Joy B/W This Is The Story [from previous LP], Motown 1195, December 1971; #16 Pop, #5 R&B, #9 U.K. Automatically Sunshine B/W Precious Little Things, Motown 1200, April 1972; #38 Pop, #21 R&B, #17 Adult Contemporary, #10 U.K. Your Wonderful Sweet Sweet Love B/W The Wisdom Of Time, Motown 1206, July 1972; #59 Pop, #22 R&B Over And Over later issued as the B-side of I Guess I'll Miss The Man, Motown 1213, October 1972 Oh Be My Love later issued as the B-side of Bad Weather, Motown 1225, May 1973 ______________________________________ The Supremes Produced And Arranged By Jimmy Webb album information page (pg. 39) PRODUCED AND ARRANGED BY JIMMY WEBB Jim Britt - Photography Engineered by Henry Levy Jimmy Webb - Keyboards Ray Rich - Drums Fred Tackett - Guitar Ship Masher - Bass Recorded March 1972-June 1972 in Los Angeles, exact dates unknown Issued as Motown M-756L, November 1972 (#129 Pop, #27 R&B) Singles issued from the album: I Guess I'll Miss The Man B/W Over And Over [from previous LP], Motown 1213, October 1972; #85 Pop, #17 Adult Contemporary ______________________________________ Box Set information page (pg. 43) Special thanks to George Solomon Digitally remastered from the original Motown master tapes by Ellen Fitton at Universal Mastering Studios-East, Still Water (Love), I Ain't Got The Love Of The One I Love, I Ain't That Easy To Lose, Eleanor Rigby, And I Thought You Loved Me, Chained To Yesterday, I Don't Want To Own You (I Just Want To Love You and Take A Look Inside mixed from the original 16-track session reels by Ellen Fitton at Universal Mastering Studios-East. Billboard chart numbers courtesy of VNU Business Media and Joel Whitburn's Record Research, Inc. Design by Greg Ross for Orabur Photographs Courtesy of Motown Records Archives and J. Randy Taraborrelli/Motown Records Archives Hip-O Select Special Thanks to: Bruce Resnikoff, Fred Brownson, Phil Brown, Michael Chapman, Brit Davis, Carl Feuerbacher, Pat Lawrence, Carlos Leon, Jim Lopes, Clay McMurray, Kevin Norwood, Deborah Palladino, Al Pontillo, Robin Siegel, George Solomon, J. Randy Taraborrelli, Vartan, Dan Verona, Jimmy Webb, Frank Wilson, Stevie Wonder, and THE SUPREMES 1970-1973: Mary Wilson, Jean Terrell, Cindy Birdsong & Lynda Laurence (P) (C) 2006 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. B0005938-02 ______________________________________ Non-release notes From Hip-O Select: CD Edition limited to 5000 non-numbered limited edition copies. UK release date: March 5, 2007